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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08


Tm DmaooaATIc HoaEIxHx ron GOVERNOR
or ONO EkxRs A SPEECH.
HAMrLroa (Obio), Sept. THE
opeainG mestin9 Of the State oawpaiRn
by the DemocEatio party was bald here
this svseing. Ths fifst apsseA vas
made By Hon. Thomaa 3. Powell, can
didsts for Governor. III. Powell de-
voisd nearly ons- third Of his time 10
0avsrnoE Foraker and hia adminlstRA-
ton. speaking Of what wAs demanded Of
ths G0vsEnoR Of OHIO. toe third slats
IN tha Unioo. He aaid RnEAkor's attack
apon President Cleveland. In his speeoh
Of secsptanee. waa unworthy of oDe -
piE1ng 70 sueh . high ofaee, ana for q
Be- hsd rsostVsd o0ndemnatipn g Ne
hands Of pxiVnse eiti9sns and 1rom tne
pablio press thFoaGhoat The eoaneEy.
Hs sIaimed. also. that GoxeFnog Fof-
aksR had 1blieiy insultsd &C 600 Dsm-
ocFasis voeess of Ohio by referring %
shsm IN his speech a. "Rahel Bri-
saas, 'confedsEAtese and Dirty Dem
egaaa"
In speakina Of the Rshal Gags. be
uAia that Governor FssaksEs - his
aondusa nt NE SoldisEsp Reuaios, and
especially a. Whssltna, had diaRaslsd
shs hesi msn In his Own party. The
pnspls wanaod Q 00veEnoR Who wsul6
give les nsosnaioa 10 Ne waR tha1 ended
awenty yoarn aaa and moaa 20 tAe
psassfnl psuhlems of tha pseaena and
fuinra. ns gave faola ap0n wAteA b
baned ths c1ntm thAa Cisvslandia -
minissrAfion had dona mosa for ~
/ noidiaRa than any RspaAlluMn admins
srAsion. Hs sid Ne party weish bad
dona % veil with National a4aiFs "a
shs party - hs tFusasd wish The admin-
| iatrnsiun Of 6tata afRAiEN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
DEnAnps nApR.
UKsou gwE.cKMEs AT oHIoAeo THEEkTKE
TO co on aTRTKA

uElou gwr-cKMKa AT CHICAGO THBnkTKx
TO co On 4 aTRIKa.
OnluA0o, Sspt. ia meeting Of
nwitchman vas held this morning In
Paokina Tevn. Union men we're pres.
ent from tventy-fanF roads. A com
mittoa Wsa appointed 10 wait upon the
ofasiais Of tba Chioago. BuFlinRton a
Quincy Railroad this afleRnoon and as-
mand that the two crews discharged
Monday be rstnstalsd; also. 70 demand
Of sha IIaks Ghore Railroad that u en-
pioy no more non- Union men as the
stock yaFdA Several non- Union switch
men have been employed there sanoe
the biR stFiks. end the action OF the
msn today virtually reauFrects the old
trouble. II Waa unAnimoualy Teeolvod
that u both requests were Dot granted,
. stFika would be dselarsd at o'clock
this evening. II this is do8e, ever
road In ths city vii ~ involved.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
FHR g0lL FlMINB.
The Runners DIscredited In
San Francisco.
TEE FoaTsTEPs OF CALIFORNIA.
RisA ssizzss Mlssa-TAs 0id FlazaAip-
comB1slisA Dslaysa-Awsks - tAs
Danesr-ssparnas csmpunx 70
Balld spars-La.a
Clrsalar.


FuuEpAxIoN.
SAH FnAncEzco, 6apt. T.-Oual hnnnags
la very searus tn thia paEt at present.
FFsiahts are veFy hFm e e. S1,< Per ton
from Pazel eound and e3.7B pr ten
from Eanaimo. Thia b owing b tha
unprecedented heavy massmana of lnm-
bsR froEn the noFthern mills % San
DleQe. Allhoaah The s1oeks of eoai IL
aAia ctr aEo oomparaliYaly hRbt. the1a
ia no reaann 10 fear either q famine or
any tefy great advnnea IN prices.
1ha recent adsanes d ths pEieo Of
cnal from The ooaaa eoiliasiea Waa mnGlly
gwinR to hiRhes Rntna ef fnaiMAk d.
man6ad 81 uhipounera 1he uhole1ala
dealers Ry that owing - The famine
ARTICLES Feoenfly pnhlished here people
are heoominR scared and are laying IN
their winter suppiiea q ooapie Of monthe
ahoad. Several vessels are % the Way
and LOADING fog ehia port from oooat
eolleriaa and a. ene of the leading
uhnlsaAleEs uAi1 yesterday. ~unlss1
the mines give eat OF we cannot Ret
ships we will not b obliged 10 sweep
tha yards for sappliee"
His uell knoun fact that fer many
menths the supply Of EnRsish and Au3-
tralian foundFy Goals and coke has besn
liehE, baa this faca hna liiale or nothing
% DO with huuashoIdera nnd other con-
sumeRs, Wh0 mostly uss wellington. Sc
attic, Black Diamond and otheF ooanf
colliexy coals and consequently have no
lnfereS1 IN tue arrival of Enelish og
Australian coal laden vessels. bho1ld
there be no farther advanesment Ia
fEeiehis Il is nos pFobabls that prices
viii 90 mach higher.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
Last Session Of the Convsn.
tion at Chicago.
BEsTRusTHE BlasTs n oaIa
Dsnaaas Maas-canpalsn oPsnsd-
Msalsal cssgrss-csfAslIs Usi-
vsrslsy = sAsspaAsaa Bag
Rasss-Ns Dlnxsse-
menG



Ozzusao. gsps. S.-Tks Qsruan Ro-
mmn OasholEs Ounpansion ended aoanv.
Ths eAisf inknFe9t e tb4 days. session
eeU1ssod d q di1patoh from Geu0eal
Maslar Woekman PoudaRly of ne
kniahAs of LnboE, psotemsinR nanin@l
sha NiksaA soDaiutfona nnalnnf ahe
kniEhts Of Labor as beina ankind and
unizss and based en misrepresentation.
he said mas be h moi IN enemy Of tha
Germ ans and nothing in his career can
hs eonsiFeed unless his adxioo . the
Wofkina@e0 - bs ssosf and temperate
ean bear that enns1guNslan. Tia
ku3NA1B e LM1ck hs na1A are neiIheF
enarehis.s. Dooialis1s 0r pFohibiiiouits,
bul tAey are tempsrAte.
Tha BoaraeAIY waa instructed 90 in
fern HI. PeWooFly that the re1olution
bad been rejected, nnd 10 add The STATE
ment made b. Mr.. Mitach, thae he did
nos mean 10 attack tho entire order Of
the kniRhfa OF Labor. He hated the
AnaRohisfs, RexoluticnaKy Socialists
and Prohibitionists and wanted 10 have
them denounced.
In the afssrnoon the ofiesrs for the
enslinR year we're elected. The oaly
new man In the liat 10 Second Wise
President Breedon GcholseR. Of Chicaao.
Cincinnati was setectsd as the placs
foR holding the next annual oauventfon.
An Exeonkive Oommittee Waa also elect
ed and . Vice PEe9idena named for
cash state. BafsEa ahioarnmant the
members Of the Society oE PFiss1s were
given reception h the OunVunaion and
several Of them mads addesaeeA
Prssident Bnnaharst aelivered q
speeeh Of velooms 70 TIE priests. He
referred 20 tbs repeated atfemptB made
10 draw the German Oasholicn into q
eoDtruVersy, and ehargns Of their az
70 give undue prominence to
the German language, ete., which has
resRlted sa their favor. he said u was
iask the attacks from certain quarters
that had helped 70 maks the convention
q success.
The convsntiom then adjourned.
About so German Oalholio Priests
met - Uhliaha Hall In Fssponss 10 q
sail for q meeting Of The society. The
Dbject Of the soeiety waB defined 10 be
10 make the general German Catholic
oasyentiona . permanent instltaiion 10
Aalp carry cut theiT resolution and draw
closer the handa Of anion and hrotherly
Iowa. An appeal vas made on behalf Of
ths Lso House for German American
lmmiRrants, which ID 10 be built In the
hnrh0r Of New YORK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

EMFoaEzh9 aAzzznrzo o. cara0Eau Pm
LAxw N nAETxnsonn.

- A-AANAAAA4
LAIw N RAETTaomm.
Bk1xrn0nn, Sept. f.-An imporsant
gatheltne Of Catheiie psslatea has been
in session heee today discussing plans
fog The nee Catholic unisaraify. Wanh-
tnGlon city uae naleo1sd aa lhs ehoioe
of . majority nf the AFo1hishops and
Bishops IN lhe unilsd States for The
nite of the university. The plans for
the ouildiDas were presented and ndopt-
Cd, and Il Was resolved 10 begin work
during tAa present fAlk Rev. Dr..
Keane, Bishop Of Riehmond. waa elece-
Cd as fFai Rectof Of the university. A
BaiIdinQ Oommistee. .oonsistina of Arch
biaAop williams, Bishop keane and
Thomas WaRgaman, Of Washington,
uMs appointed. A Collecting Oommit-
lse. including Ell the Archbishops and
Binhops in the United States waa also
appointed. Il ia said that 98,c1oO0Q
win Be required 30 build and piace she
university on Q solid basis. OF that
smount about &700 900 has been secured
ineluding the SS000Oo donated by Miss
Caldwell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

nRADEno on A PAPma III PngKnsson aAM-
MORA, GB R01E
WAMIxaToS, Seps. 7.-As the ope8-
IuR az abe Medical Congress Presi4eni
Davis called Professor Duranse, OF
Rome. % tha ehaiF. e fise PrsS119nt
fFom Itaiy, 70 preside Wills ht1 eo@pas-
Fios fFom Naplss. PEsesasog eammola,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

TUsooN, "a. 7. l8spt. The Ynaul
Indlnng made 4 deeoent rooenaIy On ~
ranches noaF Yaqni rivaF, kifIlna 6wo
men. Thoy have besn foFnod baek d
thsiF villages b stais iFoopA RaFifsa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
RInaneea.

MApAED. Sept, The nsw sup6sin-
tsndent OF Finance with expaFionood
oastom oiiicials vii start fog O1ba q
reform tho Onban admiuiglratIon e
Havana. The Governor Generals Dep
ufy is nov inspecting the Ciomfuanm
custom houss under orders 10 make 3
serupnlo1s examination sf Ne Affairs
0f thai ofiioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

San tnaHcBCo. sea- 7.-RspeFta of 3
Essoin11on and o1tbfeak amona fna
tFooDa In thia city aFaas fFom n Emw
AmoHa the soldiers 10 the hafEasha
Ths men weFe fofbiddan 70 80 out -.
fore ne FsE1latlon honE and ahreaa
ened gialenes 10 the offnern. Tho na
tinoeFs havs been puniahed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

hAN kn1McEsuo. Sept. 2, aAenm.-
0esofner hartlstl's symptoms aEo mora
tasofaolA and he intervals af enn-
seloa1ae@ more fraqueaG Ho swnllawn
gish dimgollg. Re is nov nleapann.
1empssaaasA &e; palsA lol; Esipira-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
PeoR BULGARTA.

DOUBTFUL N rURxHI SENDS ooNnEEs-
szouER mTo TEH COUNTRY.
LoNpoa, Sept. 7.--Beriin teieRFama
nut the present attitude Of Turkey Ia
reference 10 Bulgaria IN nee light.
The German Foreign Once does not
seem 70 believe thai Turkey viii really
aand General ERnroth as q sposial 0om-
miasioner to Bulgaria. All the Porte
has done a 10 notify Germany that u 10
inelined 20 send him II 81. the powers
npprove. BAT no reqassl Ter an approval
has yet reached The other powers. Bis
marok has expressed no opinion and
INTENDS 10 KxPHxss NoNn
Unless formally asked By Turkey. The
eultan, it q nov said, hesitatea beeanee
be has been told that The dispatch Of .
CON mmiazioner without tFeops wonid Be-
Fediculeus and troops be b resolved no,
10 ssnd. In the meantime, btambou-
Ion is stFsnatheuiaa bic government.
Austria 10 reported 10 have refused its
assent 10 the EEnroth scheme.
Bismarck laaBebeg an article IN the
North 6vpssa 9aasfts, remarkable for
ias atfempe 10
THROW on N1ANoB
AA| ELE#u2E40AAAtf ~ AaAaAA1N-e4 = -
teTpEise and the violsiion Of The beriln
treaty fnvolved In u. bus theEa is noih-
ina n this nEticle which tmpltss sane
tioa 70 any saheme for getting nd Of
Ferdinand bg foEee.
No DanagEeemenfs
WaaauN0ruH. aspa. lin references
a tl,a puhliahed report that be intends
= Fealen ca mooaans Of strained rela-
lions bstwesn sesrstary BayaFd and
himaslf, Assistant Secretary of state
PoFtsF aid today that sheFs hsd bean
no dIsmaEeemsn1 of eaY kind, but that
he had eontampla1ed Fasignina fer eome
tiu1a e aeeonnt % NE ~ hsaliA 81 his
wife. while be had hsd TIE matter IN
dar eonaidaraAion foR several weeks. be
had nst yet. be said, eonne 70 say asteE-
nawaafaa Railways
asw FnAwczsco, sept. 7.-Ex.PFsmisE
eamnsl @. wilder e ne Hawaitan
| Isisnds, Pfnsidsnt aod PFinsipai owusi
AZ ths Hsuatiaa steamHhip Oo@pAny,
| ana ownaT Of Bwe Fnilruads 10 ths
| Trlanda, PatuFned ksge today fram Lea
don. uhsrs - wan9 Feesntly - ralaI
| uoneF % proiset hia EailWayA In 90
| Iuenrvtsw ka aaid: II wenAed 81. 500. .0G
sd rha bonds have hes1 piaeed ana
| sVergthiaa arranged Woaia hsvI
besa paid ths nonsPiB = ho1fs m1fl
whan news cane of tbo hawntia.
tsuahiea. Visa q waa Fafuead. ! vi
- g hEsd ~ an ri9hs within tsrs
Im0nthA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

1m oHnoN5uER sAYs dkfTunNIA n nzxno
FOLLOWED n KDUuAT1onAL uATxnnA
SAN FnancHsoo, Sept. THE Chrenf-
els this morning IN noticing q mseiiaR
af Tacoma Of cittEena 10 raise money
end 20 donate Iand for the location Of
the Methodist University Of washing.
too TERRITORY, &c which $4,000 worth OF
land and $4,000 IN meney were sub
scribed, says; Oregon, Nevada, ana
Washington are following IN our foot.
steps. They have, hks California
adopted The common school system IN
lie eatirety. and year By year incrsasing
the VAIua and efnstenoy Of the schools
and colleges. They, liks ourselves. re-
alias the fact that we have oui9foWB
the primitive days when education, like
q Waite shirt oF pollshed beet, vas
rather assoaatoEy 30 man"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08
DRESSMAKING.

rApAMK 4 LYNcH. oR ca1oAoo.
nj FaarhnE - Rrof. uvinNeanH Fsench
UszntnKlAsa % SGuArrs
Asslslas pnsasznAkins End ana 4iilinerJ.
sertlT. Hansr Biscks eoEnsE 4 Seoaad a1a
cSiamhiA ssseslA s1s In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

BAH FhANuEsoo. Gepa. The Depmrs-
neat teams eniahed TIE shootina a
known distances today. =. A. Btamm,
Of The California and q. 3. MiliM 81
lai soofs for TIE Day shooting but MI
lsg haginR Q beteeF score e 60 gnz4
range waa Riyen drg. placs. Mlllef'6 an1
BtAmm's eooFa today vas 40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

SAN FnAncEsco, Sept. 7.-ThsRo Is Ila ;
lle II any impFovsment in 0oVornog
baElletys condition this morning, ana
u 10 believed that be may pasa ewmg "a
any moment, either Ia siupos or By an
other stFoke Of paralysis. A. ten o'oloek
The aymptOma we're etill those % -
creased pressure on the brain. Pnl9os
I02; Fosplrntian. IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

CoPEMMAaMa, Espa. T.-Tha 70sk Al
adversary of ihe 0nesn of Danmark ~
aDpsopEialely oossFvsd q Frsdenntoz|
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

OHInAoo, sspt 7,-Say Eye See ana
Patron are matched 10 tFot as Waahina-
Ton Park for 5000 aide. ThiB rmoa
win lake plaas eithsr Beptembsr 81 e.
OotobsF 2. II uill ba TIE GFandsa. tIut-
ting ove1t 0f the year. Jay Eye Henia
record 10 2.i0; shat of Patron is 9si4k.
TIE latter has the better record Ger Ave
year old stailioss By almost foaK
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

NV loHE. 6opA IA unle a. 40
SHARES q OlEeinnnsi. HAmilsun a DnB-
ION aioak wa1 mada a. sha Rnal EurNin
kx1haaze today nt -. and 100 nhaF1l
prefeEred slsgk e le;<. The slatemanK
uaa ma6B hy aha ofiolsls of ~ rail-
Rad tha1 NE pEafnsRnd uAask uas nunrss-
oas and voald not Be Transferred ~ iha
oumuaHF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

oAz knANuzsoo. eept. The Anaari-
can Hank 4 TFuss oonpany has InooT-
pcfased Tor Ne paEpoas ef oarryinA On
nankina corporation. and % nafnlY
keep ValaaoleA aol e. trustee of csiat1S.
etc. With . capital s,oek of e50oooo az
unlee &&Qooo havo been nutuallg auh.
essloea- Toa DiEeclnrn are n. B. Mas.
..ak, Aesar Dubles Jamea A. WaymlEa.
=. DosntnR. J. v. RaEssE. 8. 2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

san fnAHCBoo, Sept. 7.-OhArlos p
Young, bocrslary Of tha Paoiae Rail-
way Commission, left this afternoon foe
Neg York ever the California a Oragnn
and Northern Paeiho. Ever since iha
Commission laft here aouae thrse weeks
$50 De has bees buaily engaged ia 6xlna
np the record Of the testimony taken "a
this oitg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

bAN JosE. espa. 7.--Jndas Spencer
has given deeision n the saia fnVolv.
inG NE title 70 The Taneh of ElWood
OoopeE, President Of The State Board of
horaiculture, embFnciag twenty th0na-
and acres In Santa Barbara county. Ths
decision d 10 favor Of Cooper, who 3
the most extsnsive grower Of olives tn
the woEld. The suit has been psndlng
foi eftesn yeasa. snd vas based On 90
ed Spanish title.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

SAN EnAMCEsuus Sept. z.--The tranaesR
Of Sl'eolOOO Ia Rold coin has iust bssn
ehocted from New York 10 two of the
local banks thrunRh the UnIted STATES
sob treasury Of this city. ID a "a.
timeted thgt about e3,eo0O0O has been
transferred 70 San FFanoisoo from New
York within little over one weak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

NHw HkvnH, eept. 7.-Ths Nsw Hagun
Wire Company whieh y involved -
Ne k. B. WheeleF q %. failure waa
today placed 10 the hands Of receives
on mosion Of The oliesra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

San RnAMcnCo, Sept. 7.-In aceofd-
anoe with tue instructions from the
DepaFtmsnt Of eiate. the SurVeyof Old
not examine The baggage Of O0un1 Nit
kiewiix and the Chinese embassy on
their arrival b. she steamer Bsletc on
August 2Ith. Il is stated this evening
that the authorities missed . rich seix-
urs, a. the Count had % medium stzed
bsxus Of silk aud other valuable meR-
ahanAina IN hia haaoana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

San FnAxcIsco. Sept. Ia volumin-
Gus olFsulaF haa boen recoived ~ the
Reaisiar Of The Land Ones In this city
from Commissioners SPARKS, eontAininR
snsiFuotiona for mAklnG and peEfectinR
entries Of land. chiefly valuable fer hm-
bsr az store. Ths states Of California,
Oseaon, Nevada. and Nashineeon 1ef-
rit0Fy, are she Only portions OF sne Uni.
ted States % whieh the Vr0visions Of
tha elrenlar nre directed.
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VOL. xn---EO. Is7

1or ne a MnaTa eummenninR az 4 n. m.
eepe. olh: For Orsgsn and WasAinranR
1srrltoEJ, hzAt FaiHa souihueGIEllr
sln@ snd nearly a1ationsEY tempeR4-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

San RRaHcn1co. SspA 7.--RapId pro-
gFe!a on The Charlaston is nov being
made 81 the ehip yard of ths Uninn
Iron Wefke and there seems no lonRos
ans doubt that she win be oomulolnd
withtn tho npeaifed time. Her heel has
been AID and part Of Ne frame work
o. her side e 40. The steal plales are
arriving daily. Tha engines arc naarig
oaili. Though the company IN Philn-
delphia has advantaas II ihs waY II
proximity 70 steel works ana coal mlnan,
The Charleston Ia fuFlhas advanced n
oonstEuetion than the cruiser Baltl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

PANAzA. SEPT. The Star asd Hsr.
eld sayss The rsvoiuiionaFy forue. unSnp
bahanA lagl niRha surprised ana Rnnk
poeseaslnn Of Port LaUnion. Nnn
salvador. Ths garrison wss bssraVef
~ I've ctlcefa Iho hQht between hha
heruiutigniaes and TIE GoEsrnmnanf
tFoopo la nepoFted 70 have besn saVaTo.
A thousand GaVsEnmsnt troops Ian -
capital today under 0ensral AuaaVa.
nut a viii take than Eve days 10 Fannh
Port LAUnioa. A general eommotInn
!. feared IN Salvador, 0aaismala Ard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

VANcouVNn lIs. U.l Bepf. 7.-Tha
steamer Aoyasinfa called for Yoknhama
this morning With 800 tons of pisos
GOODS, considerable aonaEnl mefahnm~
disc. 5000 feet Of lumber, 100 tons ~
coal ana full passenger liel, inoludlna
SIR henry Devoeanx, 0sssEnor of Han1-
kong. ana aiah, and The bishop az
SHANGHAI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

CHAnLzsroN. q. o., sspt. 7.-Ex-
0oyernoR William Aiken died todaV a
kiat Rock. N. q, AGED 81. ia wn1
4ovornor Of Boefh Carolina IN fBaa and
oonRrealmAn fFom 1851 10 1857, re
vas ne largest slave holder IN ne 9laia
before the wAR, and vas q anaunaafnl
Eioe piAnlef. Ne consistently oppooeN
nnllinoation and secession and tech no
paEs II politics aftsf leaving oonRrssn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

WAanmo1oN, Sspt. 7.--AolinR esera-
taEy Thompson today opened the nfIh
los Of proposals. for tho aalo az az ner
cent. bonda 10 the GoTsRnmanf. The
tenders we're all rejected e. ioo hiah.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-08

The responsibility feE Ferdinsnd's 60
teFuKise and the viololion Of the beriiH
treaty fnvolved In u. bus theEe is moth
ina II this aFticIs which impliss sane.
tioa 70 any sshsms for getting rid Of
Ferdlnand b. force.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-05
Cheaper Than Divorce.

what is it about the new divorce
law which goes into effect tomorrow"
she asked of a lawyer on the stairs
leading up to the Four Courts.
Very stringent, ma am-very. 1t
will be almost impossible to secure one.
Better file your application to-day"
oh, it isn't me who wants divorce.
i came to ask for another lady"
Get one for you at the same time,
ma'a am"
No. I've got better thing than
divorce. When l get tired OF a man
and can't drive him off l run away my
self and change my name. 1t saves
all talk, comes cheaper, and none OF
'em ever hunt me up."-Detroit Free
Press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-05
Y. NJ. g. A. Notes.

The Ladies' Auxiliary met yesterday
and took further action in regard to
the work they have undertaken dur
ing the fair, committee OH printing
was appointed and II draft on the
treasury ordered to pay for the 20
COTS which they have purchased. Only
n limited number have agreed 10 Ell
dow beds it is hoped that all who
have any bedding that they can spare
will help out the ladies in this impor
tant ma ter.
At the association meeting last
night 5 active aud associate members
were received and the committees
were discussed with the view of get
ting more effective mork from them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-05

day had gone. What long, long week
that was!
Leslie came over every morning to
the gate. and threw her kisses, which
she returned with interest. 1t seemed
to Grace that she could never quarrel
with Leslie again, and that she should
be perfectly willing that he should have
his own way in everything, If that
dreadful week would only come to an
end. And it really did at last
Grace awokc very early that morning
and could hardly eat her breakfast she
was so excited. She had just left the
table when Leslie rushed in. Papa
and mamma laughed over the joyful
meeting.
"Mamma said | could stay all the
morning." said Leslie, land you must
come over and stay this afternoon with
me-can't she Aunt jess ep Get all
your dolls, Grace, and we'll play they
are poor children and take them out
into the country and give 'em jolly
treat. I've saved up all my money to
get some peanuts and candy-mamma
said could. I've got eight cents.
Hadn't you "A little rather play
'nagerie with your Noah's ark| Leslie,
asked Grace, "'cause should like it
ever so much.
Maybe Wen play that afterwards, ;"
said Leslie; but hurry and get your
dolls and hat cause we've got ever so
much playing to make up, YOU know.
Well just have II splendid time"
Pm SO glad we can play together
again." said Grace, as she brought her
extensive family. ut seemed most as
if you were dead and twas dreadful;
but we won't ever lose any more weeks
will we. Lesiep"
And they never did, for the lesson
did not need to be repeated. Julia IL
Peck, in Youths Companion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-05
What She Looked For.

A young department clerk met red
headed lady clerk in the same division
and Immediately ran to the window.
wat are you looking forp" she asked.
'.For a white horse" he replied.
"When l see red-haired girl always
look for white horse, and there he Is. !"
Indeed" said the young lady
sweetly. And whenever see white
horse always look for fool Wash
ington Letter.